Sentence examples for knowledge possessed from inspiring English sources
Eventually, following the dissolution of the Roman Empire, the technological knowledge possessed by the Greeks disappeared from the West completely.
Mr. Zhang's family, originally from a village outside Beijing, has passed the secret knowledge, possessed only by top performers, from fathers to sons for 10 generations, he said.
In the end, a successful attack would not eliminate the knowledge possessed by the project's scientists, and it is possible that Iran, with its highly developed technological infrastructure, would be able to rebuild the damaged or wrecked sites.
Plato maintained in his Meno and in his Phaedo that the learning of geometrical truths was only the recollection of knowledge possessed in a previous existence when we could contemplate the eternal ideas, or forms, directly.
The collective knowledge possessed by the student body has grown exponentially, and is socialised efficiently as a growing network of housing activists develops in student union bars, and connects to the wider London housing catastrophe at local and national demonstrations in the capital.
Mao could not claim the firsthand knowledge possessed by many other leading members of the CCP of how communism worked within the Soviet Union nor the ability to read Karl Marx or Vladimir Ilich Lenin in the original, which some of them enjoyed.
And VE is very well positioned to solve it, she argues, because the correct solution must help us see how knowledge possesses value independently of anything "external" to its production.
Brush et al. (2001) found that complex, intangible knowledge resources possessed by the founders were key to acquiring other resources.
The following illustrates the vague knowledge women possessed.
They wanted to improve their lifestyle but were not able to act on the knowledge they possessed about healthy habits.
Procedural knowledge of solving medical problems is different from conceptual knowledge one possesses about the medical problem [ 4].
